Category:Bayview/Hunter's Point
View northwest in 1866 across mouth of Islais Creek marshes with southern part of Long Bridge spanning its mouth.
Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp71.2239; GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346
A series of pages on Hunters Point Naval Shipyard history:
Decommissioned: Navy Takes Notice 1908
Decommissioned: A Mighty Shipyard 1941-1947
Decommissioned: Hunters Point and the Atomic Turning Point
Decommissioned: The Giant Crane 1947
Decommissioned: After the War 1946-1969
Decommissioned: Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory 1946-1969
Navy’s Own Complicity in the Historic Eco-Fraud Scandal at Hunters Point
Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard: A Visit in 1956
Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard Aerial Views Before and After WWII
Pages in category "Bayview/Hunter's Point"
The following 137 pages are in this category, out of 137 total.
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- A Day's Work: Hunters Point Shipyard Workers, 1940-1945
- A Half Century of Lies
- A Waterfront Planned: The 1990s and the New Millennium
- African American Segregation in San Francisco
- Albion Brewery
- Alemany view
- All Co-op Meetings of the People’s Food System
- Amplifying Working Class Culture in Southeast San Francisco
- Auxiliary Water Supply System Expansion Abandoned
- Avenue Theatre
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- Bayshore Blvd with Potrero Hill
- Bayshore views
- Bayview Hill
- Bayview Pets 1920s
- Neighborhood/Geography
- Bayview/Hunter's Point Toxic Tour
- Being Californian
- Bicycles Visit Lengeman's Store in India Basin
- Blacks in Baseball
- Bret Harte School
- Brief History of Bayview-Hunters Point
- Building REsources
- Butchertown's Beginnings
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- Candlestick Before and After Stadium Built
- Candlestick Cove
- Candlestick Point State Recreation Area
- Candlestick Swindle
- Carla Jean Johnson Presente
- Cattle Raids of Creely
- Chinatown in Hunters' Point?
- Chinese Shrimp Camps Along The Bay
- Chinese shrimping village
- Community Cultural Centers of San Francisco
- Copra Crane in Islais Creek
- Counting Souls in San Francisco for the U.S. Census During Covid-19
- Covid-19: Practicing Anarchy While the State Fiddles
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- Decommissioned: A Mighty Shipyard 1941-1947
- Decommissioned: After the War 1946-1969
- Decommissioned: Hunters Point and the Atomic Turning Point
- Decommissioned: Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory 1946-1969
- Decommissioned: Navy Takes Notice 1908
- Decommissioned: The Giant Crane 1947
- Defending Islais Creek As City Expands
- Depression Brings 'Hoboes' to Bayview
- Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap at Hunters Point
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- Haley & O'Neill Tract
- Hard-Left Politics Enters the People’s Food System
- Homeless policy failure
- Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard
- Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard Aerial Views Before and After WWII
- Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard Ruins
- Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard: A Visit in 1956
- Hunter's Point riot by Fleming
- Hunters Point Mid-1990s
- Hunters Point Uprising
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- Redevelopment Maps
- Removal of the Butchers
- Representative Body of the San Francisco Bay Area People’s Food System Begins Meeting in 1976
- Restoring Natural Areas in San Francisco
- Return of a Native to Bayview
- Rezoning the Eastern Neighborhoods in Early 2000s
- Ridgway’s Rail and the Second Saving of the San Francisco Bay
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- SAEJ of SF
- Safety Net Torn Up by Government
- San Francisco Bay Area People’s Food System
- San Francisco Housing Authority in the 1970s
- San Francisco's Trash
- Searching for the Yelamu in San Francisco
- Seculovich vs. Railroads: The Need for a Drawbridge
- Segregation and the Civil Rights Movement in San Francisco
- Sewerage
- SF Community Recycling
- SF's Southern Edge
- Shipwright's Cottage
- Shopping in the Bayview, 1920s
- Street Naming Controversy--1909
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- Talks: 2021 Videos
- Talks: 2022 Videos
- Talks: 2024 Videos
- Talks: 2025 Videos
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2006-2009
- Talks: Social Movements / 2015-2017
- The Copra Dock at Islais Creek: ILWU Oral History
- The III and Army Project
- The Race Card
- The Recyclergy
- Tracy Sims and the 1964 Civil Rights Protests
- Tribal Thumb’s Attack on the People’s Food System
- Truckaderos and the West Coast Food Network